What is a critique of the feature detector model of object recognition? ?

Found a similar question that had choices, here are the choices:

a. Specific neurons that respond to round, square or irregular shapes do not integrate their signals to recognize multi-shaped objects.

b. It accounts only for the recognition of simple two dimensional shapes, not more complex three-dimensional shapes.

c. Feature detector neurons have been found in non-human primates, but not in humans themselves.

d. It does not account for the fact that our expectations influence what we see.

My answer:

d. It does not account for the fact that our expectations influence what we see.

We all have different expectations, thus, our view on certain object is subjective. It is a product of said expectations.